geisha girl
1geisha girl — noun a Japanese woman trained to entertain men with conversation and singing and dancing • Syn: ↑geisha • Hypernyms: ↑woman, ↑adult female, ↑Japanese, ↑Nipponese …
2Geisha — This article is about the female Japanese entertainer. For the Chinese elm variety, see Ulmus parvifolia Geisha . Geiko redirects here. For the insurance company, see GEICO. Geisha from Kyoto Geisha (芸者 …
3Geisha — Para otros usos de este término, véase Geisha (desambiguación). Una Geisha. Una geisha (芸者, geisha …
4geisha — Synonyms and related words: artist, artiste, ballerina, ballet dancer, ballet girl, ballroom dancer, belly dancer, burlesque queen, choral dancer, chorine, chorus boy, chorus girl, clog dancer, conjurer, coryphee, dancer, dancing girl, danseur… …
5geisha — noun A Japanese female entertainer skilled in various arts such as tea ceremony, dancing, singing and calligraphy. Syn: geisha girl, geiko, maiko …
6geisha — gei|sha [ˈgeıʃə] n also geisha girl [Date: 1800 1900; : Japanese; Origin: gei art + sha person ] a Japanese woman who is trained in the art of dancing, singing, and providing entertainment, especially for men …
7geisha — also geisha girl noun (C) a Japanese woman who is trained in the art of dancing, singing, and providing entertainment, especially for men …
8geisha — gei sha (g[=a] sh[.a]), n.; pl. {geisha} (g[=a] sh[.a]), {Geishas} (g[=a] sh[.a]z). [Jap., art person.] A Japanese singing and dancing girl, trained to provide entertainment and company for a man or group of men. [Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC] …
9geisha — gei sha (g[=a] sh[.a]), n.; pl. {geisha} (g[=a] sh[.a]), {Geishas} (g[=a] sh[.a]z). [Jap., art person.] A Japanese singing and dancing girl, trained to provide entertainment and company for a man or group of men. [Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC] …
10geisha — 1887, Japanese girl whose profession is to sing and dance to entertain men; hence, loosely, prostitute, from Japanese, lit. person accomplished in the social arts, from gei art, performance + sha person. Cf. ALMAH (Cf. almah), and Athenian… …
